Hatton's prime?

Autobarn · Post by **Autobarn** » 09 Jan 2007, 12:31

I don't know if Mosley can cope with the pace or the style of Collazo. At best he gets run extremely close. let's not forget, while Judah was pissing his undispuited title away vs a plodding/strong Baldo, around that time Collazo waged a fight of the year battle with JA Rivera, beating him in his hometown. This man is no fairy. Collazo also ran Hatton very close, and Mosley will fall off this 'Hall of fame' pedestal that he's on, very soon.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 09 Jan 2007, 12:35

Yes, I think that Mosley can best be described as 'competitive' against top level fighters these days, and he's had a pretty tough career and taken a fair bit of punishment. Collazo probably isn't going to be going on to being the next big thing in boxing, but he's a technically good welterweight with a good workrate and polished boxing skills, which at this stage of the game is enough to keep Mosley honest.

I am going for what won't be a massive upset in Collazo winning.

hitman_hatton1 · Post by **hitman_hatton1** » 09 Jan 2007, 13:21

hatton has been a pro since 1997.

lot of years of drumming that body into shape.

i think the jury is out on whether he's still in his prime or not.